To prohibit the reduction, elimination, or suspension of funding for land-grant colleges and universities.

Summary

Prevents the Secretary of Agriculture and other federal officials from reducing, eliminating, or suspending federal funding for land-grant colleges and universities unless Congress passes a law that explicitly allows such a cut. It defines which institutions count by using the existing legal definition for "land-grant colleges and universities." The change locks in funding stability for those institutions by creating a statutory bar on unilateral executive-branch funding reductions, shifting any decision to cut or suspend funds to Congress unless a statute says otherwise.

• Bars the Secretary of Agriculture and other federal officials from cutting, suspending, or eliminating funding for land-grant colleges and universities unless Congress authorizes it by statute.
• Relies on the existing legal definition in 7 U.S.C. § 3103 to identify covered land-grant institutions.
• Does not appropriate funds or change funding levels itself; it only limits executive authority to alter funding.
• Applies across the executive branch, not just the Department of Agriculture.
• Increases funding stability for covered institutions by requiring congressional approval for funding cuts.
• Could constrain agency reprogramming or emergency funding adjustments affecting land-grant institutions.
• Does not specify an effective date in the supplied text.
• Leaves intact Congress's power to authorize funding changes through new statutes.